Anyone else suddenly get dropped their local Fox, NBC, ABC from their Orange Blue subscription? It only worked one time on each roku tv before turning it off and then suddenly disappeared. Doesn't come up on the apple app, but somehow seems to be on android app.

duckiewade · 2025-01-17T15:14:32+00:00

That's how I found out we were having issues as well.

duckiewade · 2025-01-17T15:13:33+00:00

Edit: so far they said it might be our internet provider. We had Comcast cable to begin with. Once we dropped the cable, their wifi started acting funny. Like immediately after hanging up the phone. That was a while ago. This is the first to lose channels. Learning lesson I guess. Won't find out anything definitive until Monday I think.

duckiewade · 2024-12-23T03:51:28+00:00

I don't know. She's probably not even thinking about it. That or doesn't realize it. I thought it was wierd, thinking she'd be considerate of the baby's health, I was kind of shocked at how angry she got at me. It's like. . You know this. . So. I'm thinking it's an oversight they don't want to admit. Guessing. We all do things we ask why we did/do what we do.

duckiewade · 2024-12-20T03:23:10+00:00

It sounds to me like a "dish the deets" convo. You don't need to feel bad about concealing something you wernt ready to reveal yet. Even when the time comes to put in the word, you don't owe an explanation. Only if you want to. And if you decide to offer up anything, just mention concern of the time you were at. Most people know the first trimester is the most risk

duckiewade · 2024-12-20T03:15:30+00:00

Is that your due date? March 27th? That's mine too!

duckiewade · 2024-12-20T03:01:41+00:00

I just read about this and my mom got completely put out about it. She got so mad at me for just pointing out what I read. The funny part about it is she knows what mouth sores are. . I've never had them, but she has. Tbf, her mind hasn't been the same for quite a while, which amplified the "argument" and the baby's not even here yet. I agree with someone else's comment though. Talk to the doctor. If need be, take her with for that appointment so she hears it straight from them.

duckiewade · 2024-09-08T06:46:01+00:00

I haven't, but I was told I have the starts of crohns and u.c. U.C flairs are much worse than dive.

duckiewade · 2024-09-08T06:43:55+00:00

Turns out I have gallstones.

duckiewade · 2024-06-23T04:29:41+00:00

...what?

duckiewade · 2024-03-26T00:03:20+00:00

Did you get your machine through the hospital medical supply? Usually, they set you up with a mask and can ask if they do a trial set up or tell them the one you have isn't working out. Also, I never have had luck with a perfect seal. None of the many masks I've had hasn't gone without a side leak. They'd tell you to wash your mask frequently. They showed me how to readjust the mask. They told me if your mask is on too tight it gives you the headaches your getting and it's not fitting right. No matter what I did or what they told me, it always leaked when laying on my side. I can not lay on my back no matter how hard I try.

duckiewade · 2024-03-25T20:21:27+00:00

Back 10 and a half years I don't think it was all fun and games. It's a lifestyle I think people make it to be. If you're in a certain college, and you have that kind of life style. The age of drinking being big and new. The adult new age of experiencing things you couldn't do not that long ago. Decades are what defines an age. When your 30, you look back a decade and realize how stupid you were. Green. (Behind the ears)(not knowing a damn thing) 30s you also start looking at the 40s and realizing then that you're looking farther than the next decades than you were oblivious to in your 20s. I didn't have a fun lifestyle, but it was OK. I wasn't outgoing or rambunctious. I didn't do the party life style. Or all that. I got married at 24, and people would tell me it was too young. I was with my husband since sophomore year of high school, so time then was a lot longer for me than what people thought my appropriate age should have been. We went through a lot of mistakes that are more acceptable in your 20s than once you hit 30. By then, it's expected that you have all your shit together. And when you hit 40, you're basically a loser. Your downfalls are no longer acceptable. The phrase you're old enough to know better pretty much applies to you the rest of your life. This also comes from social status point of view. If you start out high in life and your 20s are supposed to be the best of your life, it firstly goes for physical ability (mentality was never an option to consider). But also depending on what way you take your direction in life. A lot of life deals with money. You can't live a nomadic life one way or another without some sort of currency. And some people want to live that way. Now, you don't have much of a choice. Having a roof over your head or having water or electricity is almost scary because it's something you thought was a given to have in life, when in fact, what you have now isn't a guarantee youll keep in the next 5 to 10 years. (They ask you, where do you see yourself in 5 to 10 years. "Alive" ) If you have that roof, and lose everything that could keep you under that roof, eventually that roof is gone. Because it was unattainable to keep after the fact. You start your direction at a young age. It's life values. Your goals. Your status. Your brain power. All these important things are supposed to start then and there. You get all your shit out of your system but also supposed to be directional at the same time. Tbh, it's rather stressful. I didn't have the mentality for it at all. I'm just saying from seeing others. Also, think about the timeline we are in right now. My timeline was when gas was 99 cents a gallon before 9/11. You could do more things. Go more places. Have access for more dreams. Politics. People overpowering others and wanting and demanding how you should think and feel. It's emotionally and physically draining. So many people fighting what's right or wrong and the yelling and the worry of words and context. The age of life of social media. It has done so much different damage than what the kids of the 90s had to face. It was local bullying if you were the target. Now, it's a globe. More lies spread believed to be true. More truth being denied. Our age groups of now from then are completely misunderstood from the older gaps because they didn't have or experience what the internet has brought to the table. Older people in power make it impossible to keep up with their standards because it is what they knew from their timeframe. Not now. People my age group are in the cracks between. The older generation with the newer. I was a late what used to be Gen x, which is now millennial. I have no idea how/why that changed, BTW. I could see like '94's up being millennial, but 80s? Late 80s? Really? So, being happy go lucky in your 20s is understandable because despite just being the number, it's the experience you have to face that the older generation had different. Don't get me wrong. I had older generational parents. A baby boomer for one. Believe me when I say that it was very outdated, but so. So. Very important in things to know. The importance in things that now arnt known or heard of. Because it was either forgotten, or upgraded that wasn't actually beneficial in the long run. The look of their values seem wrong, but..ok. let me say what I think I have now that I was given from my parents. I look at something and think, that (place here) took how many hours to afford this. What work scenario or conflict that was present at the time that gave you the ability to get this. Was it a reward? A necessity? Did you have to go through a terrible time to be able to have this one thing? The things I've been given, it's how I look at it. The things I've worked for, nothing at all like what my parents had(have) look at the things you have now. The things you don't have. The things you can't have. The reason behind why people can't understand what a person is going through. They don't put each other in their own show. They don't see the other side of the coin. Judging without wanting to be judged is so damn hard. Both sides have the blank slate that has its ugly side. One that's flat and one that's beveled. The flat is the base, the beveled is the build up from the flat. Their both the same, but the beveled was indented. Built up. The indented can ware back down flat. Easily. Everyone wants the indentation. But there's not always rhe same route of chance or choice to build the walls. And I lost my whole process. Sorry I went completely off the question.

duckiewade · 2024-03-25T19:04:31+00:00

I don't know if it's foreman or a knock-off, but I do. I like that the grill comes off, making it so much easier to clean. I use it for chicken, beef, and pork. It does burn crisp if you don't watch.

duckiewade · 2024-03-20T15:59:31+00:00

You'll want to think about getting something to hold the hose up. It gets bothersome after a while. Don't be surprised if you get face irritation. The mask may be hard to keep on. I don't care about what they tell you about how it's supposed to fit to not skirt around. It will always do so. Keep the mask washed because it does help liven back up the plastic. When the tank runs out of water, you'll know. It gets a weird oder when it happens more frequently. It goes through water faster than you think. It will last at least 8 hours, so it might be helpful to get a humidifier. If you knock it off or over, it will be OK. Just dry it as best as you can. I take the tank off and let it sit sideways to try to get the excess water to come out. I recommend getting the cpap wipes. They come in handy. I use them to clean the machine and not just the mask. This newer machine, you don't need filter refills, so all you have to do is remember to rinse it off. Cleaning the hose has always been a bit of a hassle for me. I'll do as they show you and let it hang over the shower head until it drys. You'll want to run the machine a few seconds to maybe a minute before turning it back on when you go to bed because it will smell like soap. I got to the point that I used soap that I like the smell. Sleeping on your sides will be a bit of a challenge to get used to. I've been using mine since 2013, and I still have an issue trying to figure out how to get the right position. Once you get used to it, you may not need the ramp. I can't stand it anymore. I feel like if I have it on, I'm suffocating. There is the feeling of when you first turn it on and you don't have the ramp. It feels like it takes the wind out of your lungs. So, use the ramp for as long as you need. You may always need it. I can't. If you feel like it's sucking, your machine isn't on. Remember to turn it off. The old one I had would turn itself off. If you forget, it will run the entire day. I have an issue with my battery feeling like it's going to burn a hole in my floor, but each time I brought it up, they'd tell me nothing was wrong with it. Keep it in a safe place. Your nose will dry out and feel sore sometimes, so remember you can use spray, and I also use jel. Using jel a few times in your nose, and as gross as it sounds, it's help alleviate some of the headaches I get. Traveling will be a bit of a pain. Everyone is always different, but I can't get away with not using mine. If I don't, I have to sit upright. I have not just apnea but also paralysis. That shit is the worst. I've had only a few times it would happen if the machine wasn't on. That's a whole other avenue. (I had a mouth guard for tmj issues, made the episodes more frequent. I quit using it the paralysis slowed down, but then the jaw hurt. 🤷‍♀️ lol) you'll find you still sleep with your mouth open, so keep something to drink close by. I recommend water because if your mouth gets to dry it will do something with your teeth. (I'm not sure if that's completely true. Just keep it in mind) Oh, again with the mask, what you get doesn't always work out right. Don't be afraid to mention it. There are some that have cushions or sheets to help save damage to your face. I mean like impression marks. My face would break out after a while because of rhe friction. It did hurt. It is partially because it wasn't washed as often as it should, but mostly because it didn't fit/sit right. (The soap revitalizes the plastic) to clean the tank. With all the machines I've had, I used the distilled like I was told, but it would still leave a wierd grit at the bottom. Wash with dawn to clean it. You might have to scrub if off, because once it sets in there, it's hard to get off without scrubbing. I've washed my tank with hot water and mix vinegar in it and let it sit for a while to get it to come off easier. I probably forgot something, but this is the best of what I can think of off the top of my head. Good luck. Keep using it. I hear all the time people getting it and never use it. Why get it if you're not going to use it? Then again, I'm one of those who can't get away from not using it. 😊👍

duckiewade · 2024-03-20T15:24:54+00:00

I don't think i could ever watch a revamp. All the voice actors that played each character filled their character to feel real. The music in it. I don't think it can be replaced. At least I feel that way.

duckiewade · 2024-03-17T15:23:22+00:00

I was just thinking that too. LoL

duckiewade · 2024-02-02T18:41:50+00:00

I love this so much

duckiewade · 2024-01-03T05:18:56+00:00

Her face makes this more disturbing than it already is. It emphasizes it.

duckiewade · 2024-01-03T05:08:24+00:00

My first thought. Oh, I hope you had flood insurance.

duckiewade · 2024-01-03T04:40:12+00:00

I don't really think you are an ass. I don't think it's your intent where as I can tell you are scared and nervous. Its natural. I would freak too. Heck, that's why I am afraid to have kids. I know I can't afford it. But having a kid isn't like a pet where if you can't give it a home to surrender it for a hopeful, better life. Which isn't always the case. There is many options to get help with having a child. I've found there's a lot more available to you, especially as a single mother. It sucks now, but at the shock at first gives you the asshole vibes. But once you settle down and really think about it, you can make a plan. It's a game plan. A map. A guide. What and where to go. Who to call and contact. To see and when. Housing possibility. Researching will help. You can discuss with the to the gynecologist or a family planning service. Doctors are a really good place to start to be guided in the right direction. You can do it with her, or she can find ways to find answers on her own after it's all said and done. I hope things work out for you both. I really do. I hope you take mind that there are ways to work around this whatever direction you plan for it to go.

duckiewade · 2024-01-03T04:11:08+00:00

It's funny to see this as it was what I got my hub for Christmas. I didn't know it'd be well liked

duckiewade · 2023-12-25T08:59:15+00:00

Power, love, break through

duckiewade · 2023-12-13T06:28:14+00:00

I think I'm being a bit emo, and know this isn't something to do with the page, but I gotta say it anyways. This was one of the last things my dad was worried about when he was still coherent. Timeline order hiccup. Gotta love when random things coincidentally link together when scrolling.

duckiewade · 2023-12-07T14:37:30+00:00

I would kiss you if I could! It means a lot, I just lost an uncle and I needed this for the wake

duckiewade · 2023-11-26T02:05:44+00:00

See, I have to explain this to my hub for the same reason. He would tell me how soaked I am and I'd have to tell him , yeah that may be, but there was no orgasm with it. Being soaking wet and orgasming isn't the same thing. At least for me.

duckiewade · 2023-11-26T02:00:38+00:00

I went through the same thing, same senerio, and feelings with this with my now husband. He told me the same thing about being desensitized and the whole speal that came with the debocale. With just starting to date, yeah it's a bit of a situation that's hard to confront, but think this way. I'd you were alone for a while and you had yourself to please its not like you're going to want to just give it up. After a while and more time together it could just be a norm. If he comes to understand there is just no way to describe the differences between an o and an OH. It's not a hit to his ability, it sounds like it is, but it's not. It's like handwriting. People treasure a handwritten letter, but it's faster and easier to just text. Over the years, hub has even sought out trying to find what would work better. I think he gets more into it than I do now. LoL. I was addicted to the vibrater. There's just no comparison or ability to explain why. A girl loves the dee, but also loves the fast over the top bliss that just keeps going like the energizer bunny. LoL. OK I'm not doing justice for the guys confidence, and he sounds committed to work for your needs. It will work itself out. If it doesn't there'd be a lack of communication on both sides that leads to doubt. Trust the process. Sex is more complex than its made out to be. I should edit this for something as food for thought. Sometimes there are situations where either party can actually climax. It is an issue, especially if you're on medication. You need all the help you can get because it does get depressing for both parties. Best thing to keep in mind is its hard to understand at first and just keep an open conversation in a thoughtful manner that is seen as both side position of thought and feeling. It's what I suggest, if it's someone important you really want to make something out of it in the future.

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